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Register a new userA study on the concept of castles (History and classification)
دراسة حول مفهوم القلاع (تاريخها - تصنيفها)
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Publication date
2015
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Architectural Engineering
and research's language is
العربية
Authors
أديب أومري( باحث )
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إن أهم قضية في وجود الإنسان و بقائه هي الأمن و الأمان، فجاء بناء القلاع كترجمة و انعكاس صادق لهذه القضية بكل تفاصيلها من جهة، و كمنتج تراكمي اجتمعت فيها الخبرات و التجارب و انصهرت فيها كل القيم لتشكل أهم معالم الحضارة العمرانية من جهة ثانية، بما قدمته من فن دفاعي كبير و ذوق معماري رفيع. يتناول البحث دراسة لمفهوم القلاع مستعرضا المراحل التي مرت بها عمارتها عبر التاريخ، ثم شرحا عن تصنيفها و انواعها و أهميتها و أخيرا يرصد البعد الاجتماعي و الجغرافي للقلعة و يخلص البحث إلى مجموعة من النتائج تؤسس لأبحاث لاحقة في المستقبل.
The most important issue in human existence and survival is the safety and security, came to build castles as an expression and reflection honest to this issue in detail, on the one hand, the cumulative product met the experiences and melted in which all values of the most important urban civilization landmarks on the other hand, of its art defensive large, high architectural taste. This research deals with the study of the concept of castles reviewing phases of architecture throughout history, then an explanation for classification, types and importance and finally made the social and geographical dimension of the castle and concludes to establish a set of results for subsequent research in the future.
References used
Coulson, Charles (2003), Castles in Medieval Society: Fortresses in England, France, and Ireland in the Central Middle Ages, Oxford: Oxford University Press, page 15
Creighton, Oliver (2012), Early European Castles: Aristocracy and Authority, AD 800–1200, Debates in Archaeology, London: Bristol Classical Press. Page 44-45
Allen Brown, Reginald (1976) [1954], Allen Brown's English Castles, Woodbridge: The Boydell Press, page 6-8
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